Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Immanuel Amo

Bradley Neal Suggs

Nicholas P Lyons

Arman Alimian

Ruth Ann Lim

Evan Joel Wilson

Diogo Strube De Lima

David Bradley Short

Jinman Kang

Chandar Kumar Oddiraju

Oluf Nissen

Diogo Lima

Examples relate to improving unintended touch rejection. The examples disclosed herein enable selecting, from a plurality of available modes of unintended touch rejection, a first mode of unintended touch rejection, capturing a first set of data associated with the first mode responsive to a touch being recognized at a touch-enabled surface of the system, and determining whether the recognized touch was intended based on the first set of data and a first set of criteria associated with the first mode of unintended touch rejection.

Unintended touch rejection

In an example implementation according to aspects of the present disclosure, a method may include receiving, on a touch sensitive mat of a computing system, a touch input associated with a first event type. The method further includes determining whether to transform the touch input associated with the first event type to a different event type, and sending, to an application, the touch input associated with an event type based according to the determination.

Transforming received touch input

In an example implementation according to aspects of the present disclosure, a method may include capturing data entered on a touch sensitive mat or on an object physically disposed on the touch sensitive mat. The method further includes extracting the data from the captured image, and developing contextual information from the data extracted from the captured image. The method further includes projecting the contextual information onto the touch sensitive mat or onto the object.

Developing contextual information from an image

A system comprises storage that includes a shell application and a sub-application that is adapted to provide a functionality to the shell application. The system also comprises processing logic coupled to the storage and adapted to execute the shell application and the sub-application. The processing logic generates a first graphical user interface (GUI) using the sub-application and generates a second GUI using the shell application. The processing logic displays on a display the first GUI superimposed onto the second GUI. The processing logic captures input provided using the first GUI and provides the input to the sub-application.

Combining interfaces of shell applications and sub-applications

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Immanuel Amo